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present generation, was a so-called traitor
and leader of so-called Lost Cause. We,
Confederate veterans, relict OF the armies
which fought for that cause, are mere 20
meet him, to move before him, In prlde
and pomp of no Roman triumph, II Is
true, but. bending our necks to no
Roman yoke to subjugstfon. ny
invitation of the State Of Georgia,
speaking through her duly empowered
officials, all haze come Behold the ma
jestic truth revealing itself State sover-
eighty is not dead Georgia is sovereign
still, and calls upon her people to glory
with her to day. Her glory is in her his
tory. Her history is memory of her dead,
and this day is consecrated to her Con
federate dead. They were guilty of no
treason to her. To whom, then, could
they be traitors Where shall we seek
their higher sovereign Shall we find
him in the Federal Constitution Then
there was a sovereign smilten to earth by
traitor hands, trampled in the dust by
traitor feet but the hands and feet were
not theirs
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WILLIAM HAM WNhNi0''f ~ '''Hf 1000
At the close of the revolution body Of
New Enclanders. largely Veterans Of the war
and led by Gen Putnam. Travelled to the Al
ieehonv river ia Pennsylvania. and there
constructing keel boat, hOated down 20 the
ste Of Marietta: There they made a town.
and there many Putnams and other descend
ants Of the pioneer, remain 10 thu, day
Soon after the French made q settlement az
Ganuolis. and thereafter Ohio WIS rapidly
-etned William Henry Harrison. Hr-' gov
oruor. wa, descended iu toe male Tine IRON
the noted Harrison who commanded me par
liamoninry armv m ihe evil War no Eng
land and wa, n power for short time, after
the death of Cromwell He is recorded m
British history as "Harri-on the Kegicide
s Grandson of Governor Harrison is Ien
BENJAMIN Harrison. OF Indiana. laie United
state, senator Il was during the older
HarrisOn's g0yeFH0rship 0i the territory ihai
he effected those Immense purchase, oi land
which cxtingushcd the Indian title IA Ohio
land i'm nearly ali Of Indiana southeast Of the
Wabash river: hMi after Ohio wa, admitted
70 the Union lNrl bi, jurisdiction was
confined 10 Indiana He eNiIngui.hed The
Indian title. except tu q fcw reservations. up
90 Tippecmoe. there the great coniedgacy
of al the tribes and parts of tribes hostile
To- the ces,ion. the Shawnee Tecmtha in
command. formed It's camp. and there they
were defeated hy Harrison ina the autumn of
1871. II is curious fact that ndianas
centennial came long before Ohios though
most of the state is forty year, Younger, for
no authority places the founding OF Vim
cennes later than l,35, while some place II
as far back AZ 1850. and there was e French
Miami town containing forty vel built
houses and many hut. on Nea plains before
Putnam landed at Marietta The inier0ck
of the heads OF the Wabash and Naumee is
So complete that the French made their
courses the route from Canada 10 Louisiana
ai least as early as l'e1 Ohio Is making
great preparation, for her centennial, and
/ II .OWlOOO has already been guaranteed 10y
private subscription 10 great interstate ex-
uo,ition at Cincinnati; while the Legislatures
of Indiana and Kentucky have appointed
commissioners 10 act for them.
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HERMANN SCHMIDT,
EUROPEAN STORE
500 and 60a y. BROAD ST., COR. fffI n
j a2S- Is
ESTABLISHED IN 1913
OSCAR CRAM A co.
IMPORTERS and Dealers Boa

FINE WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS
beg leave 70 call attention 10 their large stock
OF the above mentioned goods, most OF which
are OF their 0wR importation from the first
houses ia Europe and Havana.
Sherres OF many diHefen, qualities, from
the lower 70 the very fines, grades Nadelras
from ten to nifty years old Brandies, uutagcs
from loi1 10 1854.
Their stock OF tine Rye, Bourton.and Scotch
whiskies. Jamaica and 81. Croix Run. Apple
and Peach Brandies Is not SURPASSED bj an}
house Ia this city.
OF Champagne they always keep ah the
leading brands In stock, but refer especially
o their Premiere Serre and Nin des "o''s,s'
elected for them. and conceded 10 d" tn'
finest wines imported. ooSr1a"'"
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other a shield ON which are wheel and ii
Aag-the special device OF the American
Yacht club This body was orga'-ized IN May,
isS3. and is the first in the -orld giving
special attention to steam pleasure YES
sels IT, growth has been rapid and from tn
fifteen members and six yachts with which It
began il now includes fifty yachts and over
300 members. while steam yachting. at first
looked upon with diIayor, is now ranked
among the leading sports Of the world. The
annual regattas of the club are seasons !
great interest, and have already shown many
exciting and instructive races under widely
varying conditions The cups to remain
perpetual challenge cup for all the steam
yachts Of the world, under the existing rules
for racing, modified only as new inventions
NAY create new conditions.
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The typical American.

America is entirely too cosmopolitan 10
furnish. As yet, any one Of her citizens
who can he accepted rs the typical Ameri-
can. Our population is today more dl-
verse than when the thirteen colonies
were settled As nation We are unit,
bat a. Is people, in the chronological sense,
we have not yet commenced TO exist And
why should We No race was ever formed
in 80 short time as has elapsed since the
settlement, of America, 10 say nothing OF
the constant accessions 70 our population
from every country in the world
May be in 1000 years from now we shall
have begun 10 develop the typical Amerl
can, but not short Of that time. --SaF
francisco Chronicle
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ATLANTIC RrBBEH STAMP hA, j
TURING CO.. 1915 e.. MNn 4
tuners aud importers ui efH.lI
OLD DOMINION klbbfitofANf ~
W1 Bank street. Agents wanted
circular.
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STATUE TO PRESIDENT HARRISON
us 10 lie set Up in tincippsti-obio's
Centennial.

Ohio IS 10 have the next centennial celehra-
ton. and proposes, with many other good
things. 20 have beautiful statue of Presi-
dent William Henry Harrison. The statue
Is e. stand in Cincinnati; hat a. the grave 81
the hero is iust over the line ia Indiana, ~
the obscure village OF North Bend, il Is pro
posed 20 Join With the latter state and all dl'-
posed 10 help in putting mp an appropriate
shaft at the grave Toihai end latse parry
Of Ohio men including Benjamin bn''
terlvorih and John Stevenson, with prom
inent citizens from Indiana aud ken'u'hf'
recently made am excursion 70 North Bend.
Last winter the legislature ot OHIO appr'-
priated 50 40 for a bronze equestrian statue
of Harrison The statue isD"w being made 10y
Lonis r. Robi--0. Of Cincinnati. and VIII pre-
sent striking figure ot The great warrior
Governor on horseback. ~ he appeared of IS
supposed TO have appeared, IN ms last cam
naia,n against the Indians The first pefma-
men, ..,ilemen, in Ohio was thai At Marietta
in 1iss. and 50 1873, the year of ihe cenleh-
NAL, will be an appropriate time 10 unVeii
the monument Of the first territorial gov
ernor.
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.
WEATHER PRoRABiLirnEs.

Indications tor Virginia. beginning at 6Oclock
pm. Thursday. October ~ Warmer, iaiT
weather. preceded by light rains IN Southern
Virginia light 70 fresh variable winds
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DICHMOND-GUIDES. MAPS, AND
IL PLATES. 85c.; BOOKS OF thirty three
PHOTOG RAPHIC VIEWS, 5cs LEE MON
UMENT SOUVENIR BADGES, iic and 25c.'
PERFUMED sACHETs, 2lc., MCCARTHY S
SOLDIER LIFE. ARMY of NORTHERN
VIRGINIA, $50 This Is the best book on
the war.
~" THE LARG EST ASSORTMENT of
BOOKS ion the Southern states is at lEG Main
street RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
l...5r. Qt
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ZO have returned 20 Wash
n & ington. Their trip
through the south was
anything but sunny Tor
them. ms Chattanooga and Atlanta welcomed
them last week in the midst Of the heaviest
rains OF the season They had had a
deal OF fun elsewhere, not only IN the
cities, but in every town big enough
70 get up an arch or flag and IN
Minnesota one enthusiastic patriot gaiiopcd
after the flying train some distance white
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland stood on the rear
platform 10 receive the bouquet he held out
10 them At Chattanooga the programme
was followed % the letter, though hass' ban
ners and military trapping were soaked With
rain. and the president and wife bad 90 ride
under dripping umbrellas aronnd the pre-
scrihed cOnTse of the parade Al Atlanta
part Of the programme was necessarily omit
ted, rs the rain fell in binding sheet dur
ing all the hours sci apart ior the street dis
play. President Cleveland did. however. re-
view the militia, as designed. though they
marched through mire and rain, and his
carriage stuck so firmly in the mud that
il had to be rightcd by hand The next
two days were comparatively clear, and as
the proceedings connected with the exposi-
ton were mostly under cover there was
more enjoyment.
The Piedmont exposition has been regarded
from the start a. the climax of the prcsi
dents trip, and has proved great success in
every particular.
Piedmont" NAV BE- freely translated "iooi
Of mountain and j. a name given all the
eastward slope Of the Blue ridge and Ale
ghenies from Virginia 20 Alabama Cheered
by the success Of the great cotton exposition
az Atlanta five years ago The citizens deter
mined on an exposition more specifically de-
voted to minerals and home made machp"'H
While the highland region Of the central
south abounds everywhere ID minerals three
sections Of it are peculiarly Iich-ihe Cum
berland plateau of Tennessee. the rdged
region Of north central Alabama and The
mountain region OF GeOrgia-still called
Cherokee because it was long the abode
Of the Cherokees Most Of the local
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WINES. LIQUORS, 6c.
..DREPARE IN TINE FOR THE
INNER MAN.

INNER MAN"
JUST ARRIVED.
New KoquefOrt Cheese.
New Neuichatcie Cheese.
New Franagc de liric.
New Robert n. Pineapple Cheese.
New Pates dc FOics Grls.
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New Russian and French suilnes.
New Picked Lamb Tongues.
New Smoke and salt salmon.
New Smoked Hcrrings.
New Homeless Goldfish.
New EvapOfated California Apric0ts.
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New Barleyaud Oatmeal
New BuckWhcat Flour.
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Also "A new arrival of my CELEBRATED
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My we'll selected large stock OF general
GROC ERtES. WINES, LIQUORS. and daiI5
FRESH BOTTLED LAGER DEER,
is TOO well known 90 need further mentioning.
Please send your orders Ia time $40 ines eA
i4 carefully attended fI.
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for beautiful. durable and life-like sets Of
artificial teeth Painless extraction by
AN entirely new method and perfectly
harmless. 50 cents Filings. 81 Old sets
made new. Dr. p Calvin Johnson 326
West Cary street, between Madison and
Beividere streets
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SEMENIS.

DICHMOND THEATRE
IL TWENTY FOU RTH SEASON,
FAIR WEEK ONLY.
WITH
WEDNESDAY AND SATV RDAN MATT
NEES, Commencing
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2frH.
Engagement Extraordinary of the famou,
TEMPLETON OPERA COMPANY.
Comprising
N-ARTISTS--J
In a Repertoire of the Greatest Comic Operas.
MONDAY OCrOBKH D.
Grand Production of Gilbert and Sullivan 5
Greatest Opera
MiKADo,
With Special scenery. fO hc followed Dos
GIROFlE-GTR0FLA. MAsCoTIE. MA
CARE. and OLlNEIIE.
Box Office opens SA1t kDAf. October 20,
for sale al Reserved eats at q. 10.
Prices as usual. lNtI-bl"
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bancroft the Historian.

Mrs. Farnum, sister Of Bancroft, the histo-
riS,, upon her return from Europe VIII re-
adv in Washington with her brother The
hixoriap is lonely man now, and needs the
wAtchful care OF u female relative
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To Ni.ltnr. TO The rair.

Before going to the grounds have those
aching teeth extracted by the latest i'm.
proved method, which is absolutely with
out pain and perfectly harmless, for 5Ocis-
Beautiful and life-like sets only $500 :
filings, 81 old sets made new. DIR. +.
Calvin Johnson, 326 West Cary street,
between Madison and Belyidere streets.
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is gained T he
handles appear 20
grow from the
sides ct the cup in
he form Of
grouped marine
plants; rs they
curve again to-
ward the cup they
emerge from sea
weed and terlHin
ate at their June
ZION with the neck
in heads represent
ing the children Of
EOlus. The cup
rests upon q shell
like vase represent
ing the ocean and
in the waves ap-
pear a propeller
and other devices
sym bolicai Of
steam vac hts
!, Above Is a beauti-
'ful figure, holding
iu one hand the
laurel wreath II
victory aud III the
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is what those who are acquainted with
thin. call Dr. Dayid's Vegetable Liver Pills.
Being free from Mercury and al Mineral Poi
sons. they are safe and Harmless. As they
contain the most Valuable Vegetable lngred-
tents known 90 Pharmacy they are the best
cure for sick Headache, BilOusness. Consti-
patton ard Liver disorder. Only % cents a
box.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nR. 5. GALESKTS INABILITY TO
- attend 10 his business continuing. De- has
made arrangements 90 have hIs patrons cK
amined fOr glasses as heretofore during bis
illness. Particulars can be- had az No. no East
Main street. tse - ID
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JOSEPH uELAKr g., iN D.. fN.r
hanging and general mAD|
Models l0r patents.
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Then go TO Dr. p Calvin Johnson. 326
West Cary street. he extracts without
pain for 30 cents.
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living II the Liver is not disOrdercd
Therefore. If YOU suffer with Sick Headache
BnliOusncss, Constipati0nOran Liver trouble
take DIR. Dayll's Liver Pills. - Pills Tor 25c
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Louise Chandler Moulton thinks of passing
the winter at Stuttgart, Her health rs 50
poor that she dare not risk the winter months
IN this country.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. D.. Adm
proprietor, n 3. Twelfth street Wha..s.
and retail,
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To have what we want 10 riches, but to
be able to do without Is power. tool
Housekeeping
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lOHN j. GEBlNG. corner 0f Fourteenth and
Main streets. Tents, awnings. bags. h.r.e iri
wagon covers.
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HE presidential party
have returned Go Wash
ington. Thor trip
through the south was
anything but sunny for
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WALLEN A. MNAl. Seventh HHI NU.r
streets Monuments r0mi-. mu0..I' ia'a
fle5. sc.
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Contractors ANA Builder,
A. G. HOUSTON. Nd D. Main sfr.0.
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La Nomandw splendid smoke tryit.
CHAMBERLAYSE y Co.
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". !. DTMNOCK, 1903 +. Main street Coz.
respOndence solicited.
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WALTER J.. BRATEM stall &c. e nr.
Market. Smoked beef Tongues speciality.
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WILLIAM H. GARDNER 5s F.. Broad
street. Hair cutting. dyeng shaving. .rf
shamp00ng.
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Very old French Brandy at
CHAMBERLAYNE y Co.'S
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IIVT y "TH7T
ASA SNYDER IS co.. ioo, t.i..iNae -u.,'
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W. NlCk REDFOHp, l4 b. NfH -I..i
sign of thc Horse. Manufacturer t
sale dealer.
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j. 4. GKA,BEROER. lHs EFun street.
An work guaranteed
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Boots and shoes
J. e. TEAsDALb. 1915 J.. Main street B..f
SO and - mems and g and $3.50 aIe'
shoes
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DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES

The Directory 6eio'o Of relia5ke oi,d qoo4
business houses, giring their iooatioA and
business, tciR Be J0uHd Dery use0H as u soaree
If Preference fer information reioiipe % qav
and aR the different branches Of buaass,.
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Analytical Chemist .

Dr. HENRY FROELINU. I \ IWelffh sfr0of
chemist 20 Chesapeake and Ohio and Kct
mond and Allegheny railroads. Special La
tcution TO ores and mineral waters.
Bent County register., 1887-02-26
BOOM FOR BENT GO

1t will be remembered by many of
our citizens that Prof. Fowler and
wife, accompanied by their agent
MIR. Kelly, a Denver lawyer, spent
several days in our town few weeks
since, and while here made several
trips into the country. They spent
considerable time in gaining what
information they could relative to
ditch making and in ascertain,pp to
what extent our farmers had been
successful in their agricultural vent
ures. 1t seems that their researches
have resulted in convincing them
that Bent county is the future SCAR
rten spot" of the west, and, as we are
!, aProf. Fowler himself expresses
.endid place in which to live
long un.,u We arc nov ;nfor,,
ed on good aas aasority that 1 the Fowl. II
er ers and others he purchased the
commenced within sixty e.ys. Tbev
have leased body of Stateaapd he.
tween Nepesta and the Aphban..
and Their party have filed ten or a
dozen claims on Government land in
the same vicinky. They expect to
build at least thirr,en miles of ditch
this spring. The origi.al survey was
made by Swink, Perky d Haskell,
and covers large body Sf valuable
land south and southwest of La Inn
ia. There is no doubt but this neu
company is possessed of amplt
means to complete the ditch as org
inally surveyed, and all who desire
the future prosperity of Bent county
will hail the coming of such peopl.
as the Fowlers with enthusiasm, ane
extend every courtesy and lend ev
cry assistance in their power to en-
courage them in their undertakings
fla Junta Tribune.
Bent County register., 1887-02-26

/, The dispatches of Saturday last
gave the following report from AS
sinaboine, Montana. For period
extending over the last six weeks,
unprecedented SHOWS, billiards and
gales of wind have ranged through
the northern and western portions Of
Montana. The Oldest settlers ac-
knowledge that the winter is y I
most severe of any for the ~
years. The main ramp las. zen
les has along i .. tne hock
throuob Mon.s entire length
-.sna from two to six
~sw, and there is an aver.
E-epth of twenty inches upon the
45prairies. Drifts formed upon the cat
tie ranges and along the stage routes
to remarkable depth, and the sur
face of snow covered with crust so
thick that cattle cannot reach the
grass. Stock of all kinds is suffer
ing in most fearful manner, and
while some of the cattle men esti-
mate the probable loss at 25 per cent
the majority claim to have quit fg-
uring on losses now and will loe
thankful if they have enough left to
start anew in the spring. iiay is very
scarce and high, $50 per ton being
paid with alacrity. The various
mail coach lines have been the grest-
est sufferers by the impossible roads,
the Helena & Benton Stage Compa-
ny alone having lost thirty head tof
horses since Christmas. Should q
prolonged chinook set in now there
would be sudden breakup Of re-
Missouri River from Benton d~n'
causing tremendous gorgesf fha ~ A
immense amount of destrucl6a. iae
great and continued cold wsstner nas
caused in many places s.ous p. IN
famine. In the town of ,ort Den.xl
the question of fuel Is oecoinat
er V,I classes. I who are anable to pas tII b 4
exorbitant prices DEMANDED. ,ix3
rior cot,onwood is easily sT:.!x
sl4 a cord, and ranchm% lE
dong The acton, bring ipfsf.ss ~
low uoles and disPess VI 'psf s5'j W
'frssss W 70 SIT . ifsss: - "a y
~ :;1 3
Bent County register., 1887-02-26
SS.RV35LW WSS

,y-The addition which will give opportunity TO
people that quarter MANY thousands OF dollars nave been
Lamar property during the SIX months and many
addition
splendid for investment with quick returns et
ready for the GreaSa 0 Friday February 4h
Bent County register., 1887-02-26

elevated portion and ndon the site on the South and
That addition will be the residence portion
of the audit choicest ground about Lar
Is high dry aud is under the system of rrigaing
bitches which have already been completed In
this water will be through
streets the will be
found al Colorado Springs.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-04-15

Pelerson's Magazine for May is on
hand with its usual promptitude.
Decidedly, so far, Jefferson" for 1887
has surpassed itself. If it goes on as
it has begun, this will be its jubilee
year, in point of merit. This months
double-size colored fashion-plate will
be greeted with extra eagerhess by
the ladies. as it contains several Pari-
sian costumes wholly novel in de-
sign, and as graceful as they are
original. The steel-engraving is a
beauty, and the crochet and en-
broidery patterns are very fresh and
taking. The stories, too, are excep-
tionally good; "The Missing Link
IS one of the best short tales we have
read in a great while. In fact, the
number is justa mass Of good things
from cover to cover; artistic beauty,
literary interest, and household utili-
ty are so well combined, that there is
ample choice for every taste, and a
certainty of pleasing the most fastidi-
Gus. Terms: Two dollars a year,
with great deductions TO clubs. Adj
dress Petcrson's Magazine, BOG Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure Of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and Lung Affections, also posi-
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands Of
cases, has felt it his duty to make II known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, will
send free of charge to all who desire it, this re-
cipe, in German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, W. A. NoYKs, $40 Powers Block, Roches-
ter, N. Y.